Yes, but it may as well be out unless the OP not only decides to read it immediately, but also reads the first two in the next week. Also, it doesn't help that I'm almost done with it and totally forgot that it's not out yet, whoops! Good catch. :D

There's no ancient evil to defeat or orphan destined for greatness, just unlikely heroes and classic adventure. Royce Melborn, a skilled thief, and his mercenary partner, Hadrian Blackwater, end up running for their lives when they're framed for the murder of the king. Trapped in a conspiracy that goes beyond the overthrow of a tiny kingdom, their only hope is unraveling an ancient mystery before it's too late.

Glad you are interested in checking it out. I should mention I also have a short story, "The Viscount and the Witch", a free short that allows you to checkout my style with no risk of $ and very little time commitment.

I just finished the Riyria Revelations by Michael J Sullivan and I highly recommend those.
Also The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan, The Night Angel Trilogy by Brent Weeks (and the first two books of The Lightbringer Series), anything by Brandon Sanderson, The Dresden Files by Jim Bucther if you're a fan of urban fantasy and Codex Alera (a more traditional fantasy) by him as well, and last but not least Peter V Brett's The Demon Cycle books which will have it's third out of five books published soon.

The DemonWars Saga and Saga of the First King by R.A. Salvatore are both really good. I mostly enjoy them for the magic system but the stories are good too. I don't see them suggested very often but they are worth the read.

I'd also recommend you check out this thread. It's got just about all of the major fantasy must-reads.

The Dresden files by Jim Butcher in addition to the Codex Alera. I'll be honest, I was never much a fantasy person but damn it those books ruined my life for weeks. I absolutely had to go through and finish them, that's how good they are.

It's alright, I'm in college too. My grades survived thankfully. Jim Butcher is the kind of writer where he improves with every single book he writes and you're honestly just left thinking "what the hell will he come up with next" and he never fails to surprise you